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Sail-In Cinema™ August 17 Screening of Edward Scissorhands Cancelled Due to Rain and Risk of Lightning

Toronto (August 17, 2017) – Due to the rain, wind and a forecast of lightning in the Toronto area this evening PortsToronto has cancelled the August 17 screening of Edward Scissorhands for the safety of guests and crew members. The film will now be screened on August 20, 2017.

This year’s Sail-In Cinema movie lineup includes:

Thursday, August 17: Edward Scissorhands (cancelled)

Friday, August 18: Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

Saturday, August 19: Beauty and the Beast

Sunday, August 20: Edward Scissorhands (rain date)

Sail-In Cinema offers Torontonians the unique chance to enjoy their favourite movies beneath the stars along Toronto’s waterfront. Viewable by land or boat, the movies are projected onto a floating two-sided, 700-pound, four-storey screen placed atop a barge anchored in Toronto’s Harbour. More information about the event can be found at www.sailincinema.com

About Sail-in Cinema™
Sail-In Cinema™, presented by PortsToronto, is the world’s first two-sided floating movie experience of its kind. The free film festival transforms Toronto’s Sugar Beach into an outdoor movie theatre for three nights. Movies are chosen by public vote and presented under the open sky on a four-storey, two-sided screen set atop a barge in Toronto Harbour, allowing moviegoers to enjoy the films by land or by boat. The inaugural Sail-In Cinema™ was held in 2011 to mark PortsToronto’s centennial year. The annual event attracts more than 10,000 people on land and 100 boats over the three-day period and is now a permanent fixture on Toronto’s summer calendar.

About Ports Toronto (http://www.portstoronto.com/)
For more than 100 years PortsToronto, (formerly the Toronto Port Authority), has worked with its partners at the federal, provincial and municipal levels to enhance the economic growth of the City of Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. PortsToronto owns and operates Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, which welcomes more than two million passengers each year; the Outer Harbour Marina, one of Canada's largest freshwater marinas; and, Terminals 51 and 52, which provide transportation, distribution, storage and container services to businesses at the Port of Toronto. PortsToronto is committed to fostering strong, healthy and sustainable communities and has invested more than $8 million since 2009 in charitable initiatives and environmental programs that benefit communities along Toronto's waterfront and beyond. PortsToronto operates in accordance with the Canada Marine Act and is guided by a nine-member board with representation from all three levels of government.